Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold
The news, as presented in EndWar voice-command style:
– VG247, report, EndWar sequel, halted.
– Ubisoft, elaborate, “on the backburner.”
– Joystiq, clarify, “on the backburner?”
*END TRANSMISSION*
Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold
The news, as presented in EndWar voice-command style:
– VG247, report, EndWar sequel, halted.
– Ubisoft, elaborate, “on the backburner.”
– Joystiq, clarify, “on the backburner?”
*END TRANSMISSION*
Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold
The news, as presented in EndWar voice-command style:
– VG247, report, EndWar sequel, halted.
– Ubisoft, elaborate, “on the backburner.”
– Joystiq, clarify, “on the backburner?”
*END TRANSMISSION*
Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold
The news, as presented in EndWar voice-command style:
– VG247, report, EndWar sequel, halted.
– Ubisoft, elaborate, “on the backburner.”
– Joystiq, clarify, “on the backburner?”
*END TRANSMISSION*
Ubisoft: EndWar sequel on hold originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel
The voice-controlled RTS EndWar didn’t garner the most media attention. But, with 1.5 million units sold, it certainly warrants a sequel. Ubisoft Shanghai is creating a follow-up using a “smaller team,”creative director Michael De Plater told VideoGamer.com. With EndWar’s successful implementation of voice controls, the development team can focus on one of the most lacking aspects of the original: the presentation of the single-player campaign. “After the first one, now we have a really good understanding of what to do … Giving more attention to the single-player is straightforward to address and will make the game a lot of fun.”
While De Plater is quick to highlight faults being addressed for the sequel, he remains proud of his team’s accomplishment with the first game. While still under the “Tom Clancy” moniker, he considers EndWar an original IP. Considering the challenges that surround launching a new IP, De Plater is more than happy with sales numbers. “We still sold more than Red Alert 3, sold more than Company of Heroes, sold more than World in Conflict. It’s still, along with Halo Wars, the biggest new RTS in the last four or five years. Even with those faults it’s still up there.”
‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel
The voice-controlled RTS EndWar didn’t garner the most media attention. But, with 1.5 million units sold, it certainly warrants a sequel. Ubisoft Shanghai is creating a follow-up using a “smaller team,”creative director Michael De Plater told VideoGamer.com. With EndWar’s successful implementation of voice controls, the development team can focus on one of the most lacking aspects of the original: the presentation of the single-player campaign. “After the first one, now we have a really good understanding of what to do … Giving more attention to the single-player is straightforward to address and will make the game a lot of fun.”
While De Plater is quick to highlight faults being addressed for the sequel, he remains proud of his team’s accomplishment with the first game. While still under the “Tom Clancy” moniker, he considers EndWar an original IP. Considering the challenges that surround launching a new IP, De Plater is more than happy with sales numbers. “We still sold more than Red Alert 3, sold more than Company of Heroes, sold more than World in Conflict. It’s still, along with Halo Wars, the biggest new RTS in the last four or five years. Even with those faults it’s still up there.”
‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel
The voice-controlled RTS EndWar didn’t garner the most media attention. But, with 1.5 million units sold, it certainly warrants a sequel. Ubisoft Shanghai is creating a follow-up using a “smaller team,”creative director Michael De Plater told VideoGamer.com. With EndWar’s successful implementation of voice controls, the development team can focus on one of the most lacking aspects of the original: the presentation of the single-player campaign. “After the first one, now we have a really good understanding of what to do … Giving more attention to the single-player is straightforward to address and will make the game a lot of fun.”
While De Plater is quick to highlight faults being addressed for the sequel, he remains proud of his team’s accomplishment with the first game. While still under the “Tom Clancy” moniker, he considers EndWar an original IP. Considering the challenges that surround launching a new IP, De Plater is more than happy with sales numbers. “We still sold more than Red Alert 3, sold more than Company of Heroes, sold more than World in Conflict. It’s still, along with Halo Wars, the biggest new RTS in the last four or five years. Even with those faults it’s still up there.”
‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel
The voice-controlled RTS EndWar didn’t garner the most media attention. But, with 1.5 million units sold, it certainly warrants a sequel. Ubisoft Shanghai is creating a follow-up using a “smaller team,”creative director Michael De Plater told VideoGamer.com. With EndWar’s successful implementation of voice controls, the development team can focus on one of the most lacking aspects of the original: the presentation of the single-player campaign. “After the first one, now we have a really good understanding of what to do … Giving more attention to the single-player is straightforward to address and will make the game a lot of fun.”
While De Plater is quick to highlight faults being addressed for the sequel, he remains proud of his team’s accomplishment with the first game. While still under the “Tom Clancy” moniker, he considers EndWar an original IP. Considering the challenges that surround launching a new IP, De Plater is more than happy with sales numbers. “We still sold more than Red Alert 3, sold more than Company of Heroes, sold more than World in Conflict. It’s still, along with Halo Wars, the biggest new RTS in the last four or five years. Even with those faults it’s still up there.”
‘Smaller team’ commanding EndWar sequel originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Snag the EndWar headset bundle for $40
Newegg.com is selling the Tom Clancy’s EndWar headset bundle for only $40. That’s a considerable savings, even over Amazon’s already reduced price. If you’ve been waffling over whether to pick up EndWar, or even a headset, this deal is worth a look.
Now, that’s all well and good, but the bigger news just might be that you can also pick up Rock Revolution complete with the sweet drum kit for $40 as well. At that price, it’s almost worth giving it to a friend as a prank.
Almost.
[Via Cheap Ass Gamer]
Source - Newegg.com — Tom Clancy’s Endwar w/Headset
Source - Newegg.com — Rock Revolution w/Drum Kit
Snag the EndWar headset bundle for $40 originally appeared on Joystiq Playstation on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Snag the EndWar headset bundle for $40
Newegg.com is selling the Tom Clancy’s EndWar headset bundle for only $40. That’s a considerable savings, even over Amazon’s already reduced price. If you’ve been waffling over whether to pick up EndWar, or even a headset, this deal is worth a look.
Now, that’s all well and good, but the bigger news just might be that you can also pick up Rock Revolution complete with the sweet drum kit for $40 as well. At that price, it’s almost worth giving it to a friend as a prank.
Almost.
[Via Cheap Ass Gamer]
Source - Newegg.com — Tom Clancy’s Endwar w/Headset
Source - Newegg.com — Rock Revolution w/Drum Kit
Snag the EndWar headset bundle for $40 originally appeared on Joystiq Playstation on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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